Sentence examples for really free from from inspiring English sources

In the introduction, Ted Wragg, emeritus professor of education at Exeter University, calls on the new premier to "set schools free, I mean really free, from the suffocating central control set up by your predecessors".

But if we seek insight from technology, we should first ask ourselves if technology is really free from constraints and tinkered evolution.

Potter proposed a basic principle for what he called "healthmanship": "One must be able clearly to suggest that one is absolutely healthy or, alternatively, never really free from pain".

But are we, as Americans, really "free" from unreasonable searches and seizures when every new technological advance available to individuals investigating crime brings the potential for abuse?

Karl Marx, in discussing the theory behind the deinstitutionalization of religion, observed that, "The limits of political emancipation are evident at once from the fact that the state can free itself from a restriction without man being really free from this restriction, that the state can be a free state without man being a free man".

"It's actually really freeing from a self-expression standpoint to have an account for just this one slice of your life".

It's not yet clear how and when Sony will break with Dr Luke, nor do we know if that will really free Kesha from working with him.

He further claims that modern secularism stumbles into a nihilistic state of mind because it does not really free itself from religion.

While adding this step doesn't really free you from the alarm clock, you may still be able to enjoy awakening without the harsh jolt of the alarm.

This isn't really free money from the government - finding a grant, preparing the necessary documentation, meeting with the right government officials and then reporting on your progress all takes many hours.

This is namely important, not only to win the political fight against dictatorships, but it is also even more challenging to break really free, to move away from state control, support free initiative and the people's choice.